He has accused the tribunal registrar of financial crimes, fired off motions that amount to insulting diatribes, and managed to outwit his prison guards -- and his trial has not even begun.
"Ignoring the results of the 1990 election amounts to insulting the people and disrespecting the people," she said on May 27. "We, the National League for Democracy party, stand firm for implementation of the results of the 1990 election".
And while I'd like to say that no amount of strange, overreaching and insulting litigation or legislation will change that, it has, and it still could.
I was given an almost insulting amount of money (a pleasant surprise actually, as I expected nothing), my meager belongings were returned, and I was back in my street clothes in a matter of minutes.
I wouldn't do it because it's almost insulting, the amount of support they get.
The foods I ate, the activity I engaged in, the amount of picking and poking and insulting I did in while standing in front of a mirror.
"The amount of money that coaches make is insulting," Bissinger, the Friday Night Lights author, noted in the debate.
To call Sarri a genius would be slightly insulting; the sheer amount of graft, study and sacrifice needed to propel him to this point – as detailed in full by Rory Smith for the New York Times – simply exhausts the brain.
People are always ready to accept a certain amount of pandering, but they resent it when it goes to a point of insulting their intelligence.
And if the buyer is merely hiring the team, assuming a cost in line with the cost of recruiting would seem a more logical floor than an amount both insulting and nonsensical.
